can`t attach background picture

[ruslan051]

so how?

[videlais]

@ruslan051 Can you give more some more details? Are you trying to use an image in Twine? What version?

[ruslan051]

@ruslan051 Can you give more some more details? Are you trying to use an image in Twine? What version?

Yes. Upper then 2.0ver

[videlais]

In Twine 2.0, images can be used in different ways. From the Story Menu (clicking on the name of the story), you can select Change Story Format. Clicking on this will show what the current story format and its version is.

Harlowe:

In Harlowe, images are used through the <img> element in HTML. It's src attribute must be set to the path (location) of a file using an absolute URL. This means it should be hosted on a website somewhere and the full URL, including the http:// must be used.

Using images in HTML

SugarCube:

Similar to Harlowe, images in SugarCube must also be used through the <img> element. However, it also allows images to be used with its own markup.

Snowman:

Same as Harlowe.

Chapbook:

In Chapbook, images can be used through its modifiers. Its documentation covers how to do that more in-depth.

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If you have questions about using Twine, I highly recommend checking out the IntFiction forum or asking on the Twine Discord. This is a place for issues with the Twine Cookbook as a document.

[ruslan051]

In Twine 2.0, images can be used in different ways. From the Story Menu (clicking on the name of the story), you can select Change Story Format. Clicking on this will show what the current story format and its version is.

Harlowe:

In Harlowe, images are used through the <img> element in HTML. It's src attribute must be set to the path (location) of a file using an absolute URL. This means it should be hosted on a website somewhere and the full URL, including the http:// must be used.

Using images in HTML

SugarCube:

Similar to Harlowe, images in SugarCube must also be used through the <img> element. However, it also allows images to be used with its own markup.

Snowman:

Same as Harlowe.

Chapbook:

In Chapbook, images can be used through its modifiers. Its documentation covers how to do that more in-depth.

If you have questions about using Twine, I highly recommend checking out the IntFiction forum or asking on the Twine Discord. This is a place for issues with the Twine Cookbook as a document.

i tried to do this but background is still black color and without picture

[ruslan051]

i need just make background picture under the text

[ruslan051]

OK, thank`s i decide it !